I don’t know how many
snowflakes have fallen
but each one represents
my love for you –
each one different, and
each one beautiful
The coolness is like a tweak
from your fingertips upon the
tips of my breasts
When they touch me, they melt
from the warmth that I feel
from you and sends soft shivers
spreading through me just as
soft and quiet as they fall to Earth
My salt and warmth has dissolved
and dried the pretty snowflakes
what I feel now is the warm wetness
from your melted snowflakes that
filled me and satisfied my thirst
Now I have your love represented by
snowflakes, each one different
and each one beautiful
Marilyn,
This is really gorgeous, you write romance wonderfully!
"My salt and warmth has dissolved
and dried the pretty snowflakes
what I feel now is the warm wetness
from your melted snowflakes that
filled me and satisfied my thirst"
I'M HERE IN BRANSON MISSOURI AND FOR FLATLANDER FROM THE SALT MARSHES ALONG THE ATLANTIC SNOW IS A NOVELTY FOR ME. NOW I SEE A WHOLE DIFFERENT FACET OF THE SNOWFLAKE THANKS TO YOU.
LOVE AND PEACE,
SUSAN
Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)
Reviewed on February 17, 2003
Ditto.
~E
Reviewed by Misty Lackey (Reader)
Reviewed on February 17, 2003
Well done! A favorite poem that I will always remember! you are a good poet *hugs*
Reviewed by Lady Peg (Reader)
Reviewed on February 17, 2003
I am with Belle never think of snow the same again.
peggy
Reviewed by Eileen
Reviewed on February 17, 2003
Very clever Marilyn sensuousness in a snowflake who woulda thunk it;-)only you;-)well done!
Reviewed by La Belle Rouge (Reader)
Reviewed on February 17, 2003
I'll never think of snow the same, only you, Marilyn, could turn something frozen into something hot!
Another one of your
lovely writes...
I am in Illinois,
So far we have been
pretty lucky...
Not much snow,
But many cooooold days..."Knock on wood"
Reviewed by the phantom pheonix (Reader)
Reviewed on February 17, 2003
we are having blizzard here i at first not like snow but after reading this snow okay its just tooo cold brr grr but very sensually romantic and sweet great job on this
beautiful write; i sure do miss the snow here in texas; makes me homesick for ohio and their snows! i wish we'd get a blizzard like they are getting in the northeast (but without the fatalities of course!)!! lovely job, marilyn! love, your friend in texas, karen lynn. (((HUGS))) :)
lovely! i love the snow...i miss the snow...i live in texas, all we get is flurries. or ice...thanks for bringing back memories of when i lived in ohio...(((HUGS))) and love, karla. :)
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This is really gorgeous, you write romance wonderfully!
"My salt and warmth has dissolved
and dried the pretty snowflakes
what I feel now is the warm wetness
from your melted snowflakes that
filled me and satisfied my thirst"
I love the imagery in this one!
Hugs,
Maria
I'M HERE IN BRANSON MISSOURI AND FOR FLATLANDER FROM THE SALT MARSHES ALONG THE ATLANTIC SNOW IS A NOVELTY FOR ME. NOW I SEE A WHOLE DIFFERENT FACET OF THE SNOWFLAKE THANKS TO YOU.
LOVE AND PEACE,
SUSAN
~E
peggy
lovely writes...
I am in Illinois,
So far we have been
pretty lucky...
Not much snow,
But many cooooold days..."Knock on wood"
Chrissie x
Jack